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FRANCE has ten political parties, and yet
Ler cup Of happiness is not stopping over.
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MSnse WEEATLEY'S STEAM DYE WORKS.
RSS THE RUSH Is OVER.
All Work Finished and Ready for Delivery.
Many thanks TO my friends and patrons for
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Special NOTICES

william Sullivan having purchased the in-
terest of Paul Bachschmid in the firm of Sulli.
van Il Bachschmid desires 10 announce that he
will continue business at the old stand, No.
9l3 7th st. N. W.. where he will be glad to see
all the patrons of the late firm. al3.6t
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NOR RENT-AT 42i 4TH ST. N. w, NEAR
II City Hall and new Pension Office. o
furnished rooms, one 60, one rs, and one slO;
house heated by furnace; convenient to depots
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NOR rem 1.-TWO 2D.SToRY ROOMS,
II furnished or unfurnished, with or with
out board. 1920 N. Y. nve. 7-l&
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
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WALLS.

u, 3. ENGINEER OFFICE,
2l36 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue N. W.,
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. II, 1886.
Sealed proposals, In triPiicate, VIII be re-
JANUARY II, 1887, for the construction of the
reservoir outlet and wing-walls, In connection
with the reclamation OF the Potomac Flats, at
Washington, ID. @. The structure will be of
granite masonry, built on foundation of piles,
grillage, and concrete; to be built within a
Golfer dam, In about six feet OF water.
apply TO the undersigned.
PETER G. HAMS,
Lieutenant Colonel of Engineers.
de2O, q. %. 3,lali.l5
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NOR RENT-A NEW NINE-RooM BRICK,
10 with all modern improvements, 1910
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ave, N. W. 7.l5
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For RENT---HOUsEs

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REFERRING to the case of Matthews the

"How happy could be with either
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EoR RENT-NEwLY FURNISHED BACK
II parlor as BEDROOM. with privilege of
kitchen and sitting room, for housekeeping,to
nt 2l4g PA, ave, T-lb
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PERSONAL. .

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.FOR .RENT---R0o1fs

ENOR RENT-NEAR THE RICHMOND
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new and handsome belonging TO gentleman,s
home; large rooms; private bath: only Si5each
fiat. Address DIR MALCOLM, City y. q. 7-l7
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Der ilnisasiduste seiet ii4 biermit BEN
9ubIifum aIs elm unabbdnsiser 9anbioat fur
bas Unit bes Strabenfnmmifdrs IN Der I'm
nddlen 8ebruar fattfnbenben adbtifden
@ahI an. A9tunssbou:
q. 3. Quirt.
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ben StaitbaIter au bringen, bamit ber'
felbe nidt bebaupten tonne, bas Wtens
f1en. Opfer bdtte niemals fattgefuns
ben. Stun traten bic S6bne an bic
S6eiterbaufen beran, bic ungliidli4en
boten ibre Sdnbe bar unb brei oerielben
iuurben abgef9nitten. ginise Minuten
fpdter batten bic 6rauen ibr 2eben aus
gebau9t. Wdbrenb bieies grdbli9en
S6aufpieIs bra6ten ii9 mebrere grab'
minen nit Wefern Wunben bet unb be-
jpribten nit ibrem Blute bic S9eiters
baufen. NlIes bas trug ii@ ON beQen
Sage i'm 8erIaufe BON 2 Stunoen au.
Wdbrenb befen tparen bic Oiffrittsbes
amten nit ber Mbf9dbung Der grnte
bei9dftigt uno als Te BON ben Wprbes
reitungen gum Sobur b0rten, ergriifen
fie bic Glu1t. Sn Obepbore III nun
cine unteriu9ung iiber ben Borfal eins
aeleitet morben. BORT batten fi@ bie
Sorfbemobner eingefunben, nm bic obs
geI1nittenen 6dnoe fammt ben Wiins
f9en Der unslhdli6en Opfer au iibers
bringen.
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Gin mosermes wseaI@emOpfer

Gin 8egebniB, tDel9es fi6 unldngtt
in einem inbifden Sorfe sugetragen
6at, benefit, baB bic iabrbunberteIange
Deriibrung nit guropdern bic 9ins
bus mod ni1t b6llig BON benz grdblis
den @ebrau9 bes freimillisen Opferz
tobes su emancipiren bermo9te. Ser
9ersans iff foIsenber: Dor einisen
Sabren gei9ab es, baB 3tpii1en 5tpet
S6rfern bes Mbairpara unb bes Sont
Surbar Werbanblungen tuegen 0renas
itreitigteiten sepffogen tuurben. SIN
8erlaufe bes proeeHes tpurbe elm
Wbairtpara Sorf, tpel9es ausf9liebs
lid bon Brabminen betpobnt pirb, benz
8eFb bes Nabobs bon Sont iiberDies
fen. Seitbem periu9te bic neue gers
ualtung, au1 bier Steuerabgaben su
erIangen: tbatid9lid bra9te fe es 10
ueit, bon ben grntesg sgrtrdgnifien Ib'
gaben bis aur S6be BON 500 Rupien
au erswingen. Bier Sabre binburd
bemiibten fi6 bic Sorfbetpobner pergsb'
lid, bur9 Seputationen an ben Dur
bar su ibrem &e9t su fommen. Dor
einigen Wo6en nun feneete bic Sias
rietss0erpaltung abernals cine grpe'
bition nod bem Oorie, Steuern ein3us
treiben, unb bies erreste uater ben
Oorfbetpobnern Die ipilbefe 8erameifs
lung nnb Mutblofgfeii.
Sie 8rabminen bielten eine Der
iammluns ab, in tuel6er bic reberaeu
gung ausgeipro9en mur5e, 6ab ber
Srob bes Gtattbalters nur bur9 eiiI
ssobur, bas beiBt bur9 bic aufopferung
BON Menfden!3um 8efen bes Iolfss,
gebro1en tperben f6nne. Oarauf ers
fldrten fi9 brei Mdnner unb bier Grau'
en- bereit, freitpillis in ben JlammeniOo
au geben. Do9 bic Grauen MOLTEN
ni1t auIaIIen, baB Elm Mann iterben
iollte, unb bemgemdB tpurbe beidlohen,
ben Whuf6en Der Grauen tein 9inber
nib in ben Weg su IeseH.
Iian iammelte obne 36sern 9ola
unb Werg unb erri6tete bic Sdeiters
baufen. Sm lebten slusenblide tuuroen
atpei berfelben bon S9red erfabt unb
Itanben BON ibrem Worbaben ab. Die
beiben anberen ftarben mutbig ben
Opfertob. 9lls bic 6lammen empor'
i9lugeu, forherten iie bic umftebenben
aui, linen bic Sdnbe ab,uidneiben, ibre
G6bne berbei3urnfen, 6ieien auf3utra'
gen, bic abgetrenntsn Gliebmaeen Dor
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cages . Veui8teiteis.
SnI a n B..

- Der Strife ber Netp Oorfer So.
fen arbeiter sreift inner peiter nm
fi9. Oie Seriep Central Babn bai
ben 0ertebr b6lIig eingeifelt, ba feline
ssradt mebr berIaben tpirb. Die 6tri'
fer bemiiben iid iebt, bic Ausefellteu
Der in Netp Oorf miinbenben giienbab.
men iotpie bic SGifsarbeiter unb Geu.
erleute ber Gdbrboote sur Sbeilnabme
am Strife 3u betpegen.
- Die Mrbeiter in ben Seibenfdrbes
reien au patterion, N. S., baben bic
Nrbeit eingefeat. Sic perlangen Sfin.
biae Mrbeit, erb6bten 2ohn unb mod
anbere BebingunBen. Mtan glaubt,
baB f1 ben 100 Strifern nod anbere
ani1lieBen tpel oen.
- Oie grobsa Seppi6mebereien in
Donters, gf. o., baben tpegen Wtaugel
an Roblen ben Betrieb einifellen mHf.
fen. Wenn Der Strife nod ldnger ans
bdlt, tperben cine srobe Mnsabl Gabriten
elm @lei1es tbun miihen.
= Nus Sort Mffinebnine, Montana,
tpirb beri1iet, baB bort in ben lebteu
Saaeu elm fur9tbarer S1neeiturm &c.
bauft babe. Das thermometer ianl
bis su 35 Grab unter 9tuu. 9ie Wieb.
siiGter bsbaupten, sr6bere Berluffe ers
Iitten su baben, als felt s Sabren.
MusIanb.
- Die 6Herrei1ii1e 9egierung Der.
lanste bonn Rei@sratb eine grtrabepil-
ligung BON 46 0fillionen 8ulben fin
bic Mrmee unb nod einen grtra>9rebit
fit ben 2anbfurm. an Der B6rie, tpr
man bies als elm brobexoes 9riegs'
3ei9en auffabte, brad In Golge behen
cine panif aus, bur9 pel9e fdmmtlibt
Wertbpapiere um mebrere procentt
fielen.
= Mu6 an ber pariier B6rie berridt'
cine berartige panit. Serborgerufeu
mar bieIelbe bir9 einen Nrtitei be,
8erliner balbamtliben rpof1, in mel
dem geiast porben mar, 8oulangel
tpdre nit ieinen &riegsbebereien su mel
segansen, I'm iebt pl6bli6 tpieoer In
friebli6es Jabrpaher einleuteH ~
f0nnen.
= Sn 2onbon iii iit bas @erti6t in
umIaufe, baB bic Hegierung i'm 8egriff'
ffebe, bic 3eferben erfter 2lafie ein3ube'
rufen. Nlan bringt bies nit bem ame
ritaniid.eanabif@en Gii9erei'Streit IL
3uiammenbang.
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Die solsem Der setftisen GriaSpfams,

8ieIe RranFbeiten, Defenders 6ieienigen Der
Nerben, iinb bic aoIsea boa tdsIi& erneuerter
seiifissr eri9opfuns. @efddftIide Bernie
Brinaen oft cine seiitise abnubuns nit iid, BIZ
Der @elunbbeit isbr na6tbeiIis 1T, unb bic &c.
Iebrten Berufe, weun man iid ibnen nit Gifer
pibmet, pirfen mid! peuiser aufreibenb aul
bas gebirn unb bic Nerpeu. gs if cine Der
ipidtisfen Gissnidaften bon Sofetter'
WagenbitterS, oab es benz Gebirn nno
ben slsrben neue ssrdfte sisbt. Die S@nellis'
felt, nit Der ss bic seidpddte seiiiise unb pbl'
iiide araft erneuert, 1T auffaIlenb uno bereiff,
bab feline trdftiseuben eiseni9aften bonn bod
fen Wertb iinb. Diele ipirifame Mebisin er-
meuert ni9t nur bic esbensfrdfte unb pirft ben
GoIaen Der seifiisen GrIdopfuns entsesen. fon'
bern iie beilt un6 berbhtet aud WedielEeber
Wbeumaiismus, dronifde gerbauunssleioer
unb gerFopfuus, Sdpd6e ber 9iereu uno Del
Gebarmutter unb anoere 2e;ben. GO ptrb aud
bon aer;ten ais elm mebi;iniides @ei;. uns
SeilmitteI empfoblen.
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feIig, fiir ben Menidentenner ieoo9
ironifn unb hinterIiitig.-

ieIig, fiir ben Meni6entenner ieoo9
ironii1 uno Binterliltig.-
en 9lugenbIiden ber 2eibenid)aft tpirs
fen ioI6e meni6li1en &eptile b69H
pobltbdiig abfhbIenb auf bic erbiBten
@emiiiber unb bemmen ibre leibenf6afts
li6en grgtie, ipie @isumf9ldge Blu'
tungen ifillen. Bon ieinem gintreten
an NOR ber 3rante rubig, faif fleinlaut
aeuorben, bas 3immer erfdien ibm
pf6blid fiibler, er empfano einen ange.
nebmen 9uftsug, als bic bobe @efalt
an feinem 8ett poriiberglitt uno ii9 in
ben 2ebnitubI su beffen Sdupten
f9miegte.
gs 1T ia fein Wun6er. tpenn man
auBer f9 gerdtb - entf6ulbigte fi9
6err BON 6arttpi1 = bas 8aLg bringt
einen aud auf's 9leuBerfe. Wenn
man 70 unidslibe Sdmer3en leibet
unb monatelang seldbmt unb an's
Bett gefeiielt iff, tpie id, ba 1T mon
sereist unb bat nibt mebr bic @ebulo
zines @eiunben, Ser ben miberwdrtigen
Scenen aus benz Mege geben fannl
Oas f6nnteit Su au9, minbefens
inbireft, inbem Du bic 3leine in ben
pberen @tod binauf ibaffen liebeif,
Der nun iabreIans leer ffebt. Su bot.
teif 70 tpenisfens &ube unb miibteit
Dir ni9t na9iasen laifen, baB bas
Idwd9Iide &inb bes reiden 9arttpi9
Bel FOLDER 6ibe in ber pldttffube fBen
muB-id finbe bas mebr als unredt-
id finbe es unflug!
SO-fisl Sarttpid heftig elm = i9
ioa alio ba oben bic @fdgbe unb oas
2inb treiben laRen, mas fie tpollen,
unb bier unten gang perlaRen Iiegens
Ober fol- i9 piellei9t gar uo9 einen
ibeuren 2rantenmdrter be3ahlen, banlii
man mid slei9 aIs einen Sterben6en
ausi9reit unb bic Gabrifarbeiter mei'
men, iie feien berrenIoss
(Gortletuns foIst.)
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9 8rieffafen. n.

% m. $. u. in perbi b o. q o.
Iiab gountp.-Sas Bud, tpel6es
sic i'm Sinne baben, 1T obne Jrage
Or. sriebri6 @9oeblers Bud Der
Natur." SaHeIbe III stpeibdnbig uno
bereits in iebr bielen gufagen eri6ie:
men. (sSm Sabre 1860 eridien bereits
bic IL. Muflage.) gs erf6eint i'm
8erlage Der @iemegiden 8u9ban6lung
in Brauni6peig. lleber ben prels
oefelben t6nnen mir Sbnen rii9ts ge:
ffirnmtes mittbeilen. Wenben sic f1
an 6. 3idel in gfen Oorf ober an
Sic. Sengs in San Nntonio.
&. $. 81. in g. Sa Sic i'm mis
litdrpfi9tisen Utter obne grlaubniB
ausmanoerfen, ma1ten sic f9 aler=
bings elmer Geiebesiibertretung i6uls
big. Sbr Ilter BON 81 Sabren i9hkt
sic ie6o1 BON bornberein bor nunans
nebmIi9feiten." I'm gang f6er al ges
ben, tbun sic iibrigens gut, fid nit
Sbren Burger papieren su perfeben
unb au6 ni9t su peridumen, einsn
paB su lbien.
2eferin Der Stabt. t. Sic
baben @edt! Sn benz 9lrtifel nSie
Sobten bes Sabres 1886" baben mir
ben 96nigsberger profeior Serbian
nit benz Oi9ter Wilbelm Serbian pers
tpe9felt. 2ebterer lebt nod unb 1T ges
iunb uno munter. Da 90. Serbian
iibriaeus ebenfalls elm 96niasberger iii
unb bort lange gelebt bat. 10 mar Der
Srrtbum per5eiblid.
yprofeffor" in M.-Sie eriu'
den uns i'm Muffldrung, tpas es au be-
beuten babe, tpenn mir in elmer be,
lebten Woden Summers mittbeilten,
cine Mn3abI Srldnoer bdtten on bic Se'
gislatur In 9lujfin petitionirt, baB bon
Der 8oubernerrsboti9aft au6 5000
gremplare in irif1er Spradt
georudt ipiirben.@ sic fragen gam
naib: ySoIIte biefe gloti3 ni9t auf ei'
nem WfiBberifdnbniB beruben2A NtiI
Sbrer grIaubniB: Nein! S@on Sbre
Irage seigt, baB sic ber Nnfi6t finb,
auf ben @roBbritannii9eu SnieIn iper'
be nur gnglii9 gefpro9en. Oa ftnb
sic iebo9 iebr i'm Srrtbun1. gs wer'
ben In GroBbritannien sic BIZ
Canal SnieIn mitre9nen, no man
bauptfd6li1 6rau36fiid rebet = -fiinI
ober gar feds beridiebene Spra9en &C.
ipro1en. Bei tpeitem borpiegeub no.
tiirli9 gnglii9. SIM n0rbli9en S6ott.
Lamb ipirb iebo9 nod iebr piel @aeliid
gefpro6en unb in Srlanb 4lt Sriid
ober @eltiid. Sn Wales Johann glt'
WaIiiif1 (gpmrif9) unb auf Der Sn'
ieI Man bic Wanr.Spra6e-alles piel
Sbiome bes eeltif9en Spra9ffammes
Die iibrigens trob aller fiinitliden Be'
lebungsberfu1e benz llntergange &C.
tueibt uno benz Musiterben nidt meb,
fern fnb. Srobbem tpirb es wobl in
Snnern Srlanbs nod elm paar taufenb
Meui1en, tpeI9e n u Sriib unb midi
gnglif1 perifeben. Da bieie 2er.e ie'
bod aud ni9t Iefen f6nnen, 10 1T es
in ber Sbat cine d9t peirii9e" unper.
frorenbeit, bier in Nmerifa ben Druid
offi3ieuer urfunben in celtii@er Spra9s
au berlangen.
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= SaB es au6 in amerila finbise
poitbeamten siebt, bat man biefer Sage
In 2ouisbilIe gefeben. Dort ipurbe
ndmli9 Elm Brief aus benz gliab nit Der
MoreFe: n4n ben 6errn pfarrer in
2ouispilIe, Staat 2entudp, In Mmerita.
Der meine So1ter q. N. nit N. N.
aetraut bat~, nod peri9iebenen 5or'
fdungen an bic ri9tigeabreRe bef6rbert.
Ser geiu9te un6 sliidlibe gefunoene
Serr pfarrer bat bereits bic geuiinf9te
Mntport on ben Batter i'm glfaB abges
fanbt.
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Ser g1otiOuoI. gIboeOrouete sim.

= Der NationaI. .Mbgeorbnete @iin'
tber bon WiseOnfin itellte ben Antrag.
bic Gebhbr fir einen BOB bonn ameri.
fanii9en Staatsminiiferium bon S.
auf 81 berunter;uiebsn. Die @lutber'.
ihe Bill liegt bem ausi@ub fiir aus
tpdrtige Nngelegenbeiten Dor. iuel9er
auf Betreiben Ghntbers bef9lofen bat,
bic Ga1e Dor bas Saus 3u bringen
unb bic annabme ber Bin su bei@leu'
uiQen.
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: SIuetuatiOneu TIM Marfte fiir 81

Gluetuationen TIM Marfte fir ei'
fenpaaren fam Seber bermeiben. ber
feline Orbers tur9 pisper & 8 9ult'
beB ausftbren ldBt. Gabritanten res
suliren ibre preife nod oem 2onfum.
Biper & S9uItbeB babeu fets einen
enormen Iorratb bon Genabrabt, eifens
ble6 II. +. tp., unb fie notiren frabere
niebrise preiie, menn bieielbeu aud
i'm Wartte iteigen.
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Ru6lems armieasealbe.

Die beRe SaIbe ber @slt fur S4nitt'
Nusti6unssu, @ef6piire, S5isber. unb 2aut'
ausfdlas, t5Iedts, seiprunsene Sanoey 6rott'
beuIen uno ale Sautfraufbeiten; iurirt 2a'
mprrbcioen ober feine Bejabluus. Bouis,
Satisfeation sarautirt ober bas 9elo min
suriderfattst. rs Gents bic S4a9teI bel 2
Srei5
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= Ser 2esislatur ging cine grobe
NnsabI bon petitionen Su gegen bic
Mnnabme bes Moore'i9en 8erf9es
ruuQss @eIebes.
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Tar fdbtif9er @elfeftor.
Der llntersei4nete empf.bIt fid ben gHrsern
ed5tuuQsbou ale aanbibat tur Rieoerertudb.
LUNG fiir bas Unit bes Gitb Collectors BET oer
am ID. Uebruar 1887 itottfinsenben @abI.
8. @. 9aueifen.
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Hiir gRanpr.

sd finbiae mid tierburG als ganbibat fur
bal zgayorsnmt bei Der i'm Gsbruor ab3ueal..
tenSsn @abI an. Sd bese eas 9ertransn, Sa6
Id ndbrenb Der Ietten sebn SABRE NIT ben ges
i96ftsintereheH uno oent materielltn sSa9s-
itum Der Stabt senIseuo belannf geueroeu
Bin, nm Elm llribeil In IoiaIen anseIsgsnbstfsr
~ beiten. Gas tiefffe Snterehe fur unlers tnnf'
iiae Yrosperitdt beraulabt mid, eine torefaltiae,
aber fortf9rittIide goIitif IN munieipalen W.
aeIeaeubeiteu 3u bsfirporteu unb auf cine &C.
redfe, barteiloie unb unterntbmsnee Staotber'
paltung su bringen. @euu sn oielem spren'
boIIen amte erpdtlt, perSe idl bic Babl eS eiu
MIR erpieIenes 8ertranen betradten uno ber'
fpre9e, meine 4fi@teu eetreu 90 erfillen.
gbuin 8. 3erreu.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-28
CHURCH AMENITIES.
Presbyterian Bodies Exchanging Fra
ternal Salutations.

PHILADELPHIA, May 27.--In the General
Assembly of the United Presbyterian
church of North America, Rev. J, C. Gal
loway, of the Associate Reformed church,
South, was introduced and addressed the
assembly. He conveyed the Christian salu-
tation of the synod of the South to the
assembly. The course for him to pursue
was one of utmost candor and franllness.
The Associate Reformed church has rejected
the basis of union and the reasons, as he
conceived for doing SO, were two.
First was agitation in the United
Presbyterian church over the organ ques-
tion, and second from the opposition of
respectable minority to the fourteenth arti-
Gle in the testimony of the United Presby-
terian church The Associate Reformed
church wishes to wait until the organ ques-
tion is settled in peaceful way. A large
portion Of the Associate Reformed church
considers the introduction Of an organ as
fatal to congregational singing.
GLAD SLAVERY is NO MORE.
The Associate Reformed Church does not
wish to restore slavery. There is not a man
who does not heartily rejoice that the incu-
bus of slavery is destroyed never TO return.
LApplause.l The opposition comes from the
old people, those of ante-bellum times The
old live in the past, but, after ALL their OPP
position is more that of chavalrous senti-
ment than otherwise. eve feel,n said Mr..
Galloway, ''that we ought to regard the
feelings of those old people, and not out
rage their convictions and drive them from
our communion. When the year 1900 shall
have arrived slavery will be almost out of
memory. Twas born and reared, said he, in
South Carolina. The New South has no lean
ing towards slavery Why cannot we rest
as basis of union on the cordial accept
ance of the Westminster Confession and
Catechism as historically interpeted? He
trusted the day was not far distant when the
two churches shall be organically what
they are spiritually-one. The mod
orator responded to the greetings of
Mr. Galloway, and said it would be we'll
that there should be no indiscriminate haste
relative to instrumental music. With re-
gard to the article in the testimony of the
United Presbyterian church, it is the record
of the church. He trusted that
over two churches there would be
soon one banner, with the words written
it, "The United Presbyterian Church
of North America. "We can go on and do
our work until God, in His own good time,
brings about organic union"